Expanding From Real Estate to Enterprise Email Security and Deliverability

September 18, 2025

From basic domain authentication to analytics and vulnerability assessments, the company now serves multiple industries beyond real estate.

Expanding From Real Estate to Enterprise Email Security and Deliverability

Real estate was just a starting point. It allowed me to build a name, a reputation, and test different services and their demand.

I'm grateful to Elena Kee, who brought me into real estate in 2022 and began referring her clients to me for email services. She played a huge role in helping me integrate into the real estate community and continues to support our growth.

What began with basic domain authentication, database migrations, and email verifications, grew into a company with employees and a strong foundation in cybersecurity and deliverability.

Over time, after meeting Gary Ashton, our focus shifted to tech providers serving real estate, helping companies like BombBomb, Ylopo, Curaytor, Sierra Interactive, and others improve their email ecosystem and infrastructure.

We've built our own deliverability analytics software, developed an email security reporting platform, and launched a vulnerability assessment program that has already helped companies find and report vulnerabilities before scammers could exploit them.

To reflect our updated services, the company's new focus, and expansion into new industries, we updated our website:

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While we'll continue serving the real estate industry that brought us here, we're now expanding our email security and deliverability services to companies across all industries. I'll remain dedicated to the real estate community and continue speaking at conferences to promote email security awareness.

If anyone in my network is looking for connections in real estate or is crafting a product dedicated to improving the industry, I am open to making referrals and helping others grow their businesses and transform ideas into products.

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